Ask the realtor for the past 2-3 years of operational finances  ... s/he will either try to intimidate you away from wanting/needing them - in which case, walk away - or will provide you with a set of rosy, half-fabricated numbers {accept these with scepticism ... if you get in the territory of a deal, you will ask for corroborating information from his/her accountant or tax returns}.Once you have the financial data, take a run at analysing it, then bring it here for folks to review and assist you with coaxing the {likely} truth from the numbers.

Don’t take a few little sceptical questions or comments personal, just respond!

I am somewhat sceptical of the legalities involved. 

:D . 5 realtors were doing poor job, so someone from work recommended me D, and I was very sceptical about him.

As long as the virus is out in the general populus and we remain at risk we will see continued scepticism and widespread protective measures and that impacts the lending environment, the labor market and economic growth in general and accelerates us downward toward a recession - this will impact the residential market first, especially for SFRs.With no way to predict the timeframe I think you would be wise to plot out your worst case scenario in full and then compare that against your FOMO feeling and see where that leaves you.

I'm aware of that even though I'm sceptic by nature.

I dont give tenants a choice anymore and some are sceptical in the beginning, but after they are signed up everyone likes the convinience.

I am just sceptical because I keep hearing that Texas is a non disclosure state so it made me believe that the MLS is the only place to get a hold of sales data.

We have seen the one of the strongest rental market in history emerge out of the 2008 crisis and the reason is simple: buyers become sceptical or even scared and shy away from buying a home.

It has me curious ... sceptical ... but definitely curious.